fil
Norwegian Nynorsk
/fiːl/, /fiːl/, /fiːl/
pronu-note
Definitions
- (computing) a file
- (driving) a lane
Etymology
Borrowed from English file (computer file, an aggregation of data, cutting and smoothing tool) derived from Latin filum (thread, a thread).
Origin
Latin
filum
Gloss
thread, a thread
Concept
Semantic Field
Clothing and grooming
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
糸
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Filegate English
- backfile English
- befile English
- casefile English
- chronofile English
- datafile English
- defile English
- dotfile English
- dropfile English
- e-file English
- factfile English
- filanders English
- filar English
- filaria English
- file English
- file handle English
- file system English
- file-card English
- fileable English
- filefish English
- filegroup English
- fileless English
- filemark English
- filemask English
- filename English
- filer English
- fileserver English
- fileset English
- filesharer English
- filespace English
- filestore English
- filetail English
- filetype English
- fileworthy English
- filoplume English
- helpfile English
- infile English
- interfile English
- logfile English
- mailfile English
- metafile English
- misfile English
- multifile English
- notefile English
- prefile English
- pseudofile English
- refile English
- savefile English
- scorefile English
- shapefile English
- sigfile English
- subfile English
- tarfile English
- tickler file English
- unfile English
- filare Latin
- filicornis Latin
- filum Latin
- filāre Latin
- pro Latin
- File German
- fájl Hungarian
- fil French
- файл Russian
- fileteado Spanish, Castilian
- *gʷʰiH-(s-)lo- Proto-Indo-European
- ファイル Japanese
- tekst Norwegian Nynorsk
- tekstfil Norwegian Nynorsk
- fil Old French
- fæll Icelandic
- फ़ाइल Hindi
- ไฟล์ Thai
- fail Indonesian
- fails Latvian
- файл Bulgarian
- ဖိုင် Burmese
- fill Albanian
- 快勞 Chinese
- 파일 Korean
- failas Lithuanian
- baeļ Marshallese